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This past year’s surprise success of the Islamic State (ISIS), which has put the future of Iraq in jeopardy, has prompted concern among U.S. policymakers that, as U.S. and coalition forces depart, Afghan forces could face a similar threat from the Taliban. While Afghanistan does not face the same Sunni–Shia sectarian divisions that have fueled the fighting in Iraq, the Afghan government remains dependent on international financial support, and the Afghan security forces require U.S. air support, equipment, training, and intelligence to maintain an edge over the Taliban.

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Qureshi says whole region will benefit if things go right.

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday said that with members of the international community and the Taliban at the same platform, the coming meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Islamabad would prove to be a stepping stone in finding solutions to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

September 11th with no preconditions. that is when the taliban advance happened and it went day by day and they briefed biden as it happened and they didn't want to do anything about it. he didn't want to tell the american people that he might have to pivot. he stuck to the deadline and he prepositioned people there in case this went to hell. it went to hell and now he's trying to say i planned for this. you don't plan for stranding americans in a war zone. >> dagen: in terms of the 11-day excuse, geraldo before i let you go, milley and austin were asked about this today. they were asked, wait...